Hi, Serban and others, I want to point out one thing that's probably not obvious to you: when sending new email (not a reply to an existing one) to the mailing list, do not use reply feature of your mail client and just change the subject. Instead, start a new email. When you choose to reply, your mail client includes an additional header (In-Reply-To), which some mail software (e.g. Mutt, Mailman archives[*]) use to group emails into threads. By replying to a message from an existing thread with completely different subject, you effectively "threadjack" it. Please don't do that.
[*] http://lists.slackbuilds.org/pipermail/slackbuilds-users/2011-November/thread.html PS Yes, I know that in Mutt you can break a thread by pressing # key, but Mailman archives still look messed up. -- Audrius Kažukauskas
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